Evaluating Ecological Restoration Success: A Review of the Literature
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...…and their services can be seen as having important socio-economic benefits (e.g., job creation, farm income) that have only recently begun to be factored into assessments of restoration success (Aronson et al. 2010, NielsenPincus and Moseley 2013, Wortley et al. 2013) and thus cost effectiveness....
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..., 2006) but monitoring deficiencies is a common problem (Wortley et al., 2013)....
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...2013), but measures of biological diversity, abundance, and ecosystem processes remain the indicators most commonly recommended for field assessments of restoration outcomes (Wortley et al. 2013)....
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...Most stream restoration projects today are implemented with a primary focus on channel form or physical structures rather than on ecological processes (Lake et al. 2007, Wortley et al. 2013)....
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...Revisions and updates have been suggested (Shackelford et al. 2013), but measures of biological diversity, abundance, and ecosystem processes remain the indicators most commonly recommended for field assessments of restoration outcomes (Wortley et al. 2013)....
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...Identifying and measuring the socioeconomic benefits provided by ecosystems have been key concerns of biodiversity conservation with substantial work on the economic value of ecosystem services as well as the effect on welfare and community development (Sachs et al. 2009; Cardinale et al. 2012)....
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...The attributes cover three general ecological outcomes; vegetation structure, species diversity and abundance, and ecological processes (Ruiz-Jaen & Aide 2005a) which are commonly used to classify indicators of ecosystem condition in the literature (Noss 1990; Aronson & LeFloch 1996; Ruiz-Jaen & Aide 2005b)....
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...…cover three general ecological outcomes; vegetation structure, species diversity and abundance, and ecological processes (Ruiz-Jaen & Aide 2005a) which are commonly used to classify indicators of ecosystem condition in the literature (Noss 1990; Aronson & LeFloch 1996; Ruiz-Jaen & Aide 2005b)....
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...Rey-Benayas, J. M., A. C. Newton, A. Diaz, and J. M. Bullock....
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...In the restoration literature, Bullock et al. (2011), Rey-Benayas et al. (2009), and Palmer and Filoso (2009) along with many others have discussed the benefit of assigning an economic value to ecosystem services recovered through restoration, whereas Geist and Galatowitsch (1999), Miller and Hobbs (2007), and Le et al. (2012) highlight the significant role of social influences in achieving restoration success....
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...In the restoration literature, Bullock et al. (2011), Rey-Benayas et al. (2009), and Palmer and Filoso (2009) along with many others have discussed the benefit of assigning an economic value to ecosystem services recovered through restoration, whereas Geist and Galatowitsch (1999), Miller and Hobbs…...
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...Bullock, J. M., J. Aronson, A. C. Newton, R. F. Pywell, and J. M. Rey-Benayas....
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...much can be inferred about an ecosystem from the structural attributes (Palmer et al. 1997) and recent studies have demonstrated results can vary considerably between observers (Cheal 2008; Gorrod & Keith 2009; Kelly et al....
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...…2006), there are questions as to how 540 Restoration Ecology SEPTEMBER 2013 much can be inferred about an ecosystem from the structural attributes (Palmer et al. 1997) and recent studies have demonstrated results can vary considerably between observers (Cheal 2008; Gorrod & Keith 2009; Kelly et…...
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